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These two overlap on 2 civilian careers
Both HM and 4N0X1feed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
United States Navy
HM — Hospital Corpsman
Medical & Health
Provides medical care to Navy and Marine Corps personnel. The Navy equivalent of Army 68W. Bridge programs available for nursing and physician assistant.
Top civilian careers
- Physician Assistant (via bridge)$130,020.00
- Registered Nurse (via bridge)$93,600.00
- Surgical Technologist$60,610.00
- Medical Assistant$42,000.00
- Emergency Medical Technician$41,340.00
Key skills
Patient careEmergency medicineMedical recordsPharmacyLaboratory proceduresSurgical assistance
Full HM breakdown →United States Air Force
4N0X1 — Aerospace Medical Service
Medical & Health
Provides healthcare to Air Force personnel. The Air Force equivalent of Army 68W. Bridge programs available for nursing degrees.
Top civilian careers
- Healthcare Administrator$110,680.00
- Registered Nurse (via bridge)$93,600.00
- Medical Records Specialist$48,780.00
- Medical Technician$42,000.00
Key skills
Patient careMedical documentationEmergency proceduresPharmacy operationsLaboratory procedures
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